memorize

/ˈmɛm.əɹˌaɪ̯z/verb

To learn something so well that you can recall it exactly, without looking.

Example sentence

“She memorized the whole poem for the school recital.”

Learning something 'by heart' means the same thing. British spelling is 'memorise'.

Related words

concentrateTo direct all your attention or thinking toward one thing.reviseTo go over something written and change or improve it.graduationThe occasion or process of finishing a course of study and being awarded a diploma or degree.pronounceTo say a word or sound out loud, especially in the correct way.seminarA small advanced class in which students regularly meet with a professor to discuss research and ideas.grammarThe set of rules that describes how words are formed and combined in a language.